Play Airlines ending Stewart to Iceland route in September
The carrier cited low profitability and increased competition as reasons for the decision.
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Jun 13, 2025, 11:50 AM
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14h agoPlay Airlines will end its route from Stewart International Airport to Iceland this September, the airline announced.
The carrier cited low profitability and increased competition as reasons for the decision.
Play had previously announced cuts to routes in Canada and Washington, D.C.
Service to Boston and Baltimore will also end later this year.
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